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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

the technically legal way of stating the
case, but it will give the reader al accu-
rate idea OF what is being attempted.
Messrs. Clark & DYER are counsel for Pc
ter McClelland (son of the wealthy dece-
DENT while Prether & Lindsey and E. H.
Graham, Esq. represent the trustees,
who are ". L. Prather and j. L. GlIoeft
of the State Central Bank.
The chief effort of counsel Tor Peter
McClelland appears TO be to estaollsh as
fact that when the codicil was added 10
the will (which was on August II, 1850
that the testasor, owing to physlca! weak,
ness, NasnOt in q rational frame OF nina
ard Therefore not mentally capable OF eX-
ercisiBG the clear, impartial conslaet2-
ton OF a man Of business or parent.
The 3-ffnstees, OF course, comoatted THIS
theory, and number Of witnesses were
issinim Oned by each side. The eXper. les
tlmopy was very interesting 1t was
takeo down by stenographer, and II put
into print W Md cover several Columns Of
THE GAZETTE.
Dr.J.H. Sears was the family phySi-
clan Of the teststCr and attended him dur
ing his last illness; was with him from
the frstsnd up to death. HIS evidence
was listened 10 with eagerness. DR..
Sears had TO doubt that Mr. McClelland
was IN fun possession of his mental facul-
ties When he signed the coGiciI, and even
Tor DAYS gfterw -ri.
A number Of physicians gave their tes-
timony. Among them were Doctors A.
II Sneed, W t. Brown, II L, Parsons,
r W. Park, r. W. White, W. L. Barker,
George D. Stree>er and william Len
neker. Their opinions covered a wide
range.
On behalf of the contestant arguments
were made by Judge Georee Clark and
John L. Dyer, Esq, while L. H. Graham
and II. Lindsey, E.qFs replied for
the trustees. The arguments were not
concluded until nearly midnight last
night. Judge Evans has reserved his de-
cision until next week. Both sides seem
confident of winning, AMI ia aGy event
the appointment 81 a temporary admins
tretor may be considered as assured, Tor
there will, Of course, be an appeal ny one
side or the other from Judge Evans
decision. q -
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Notes froin W eathsrford

Special to the GaSstte. W
WEATU aRFoRD, Ten, Jan. 29.-The
local insurance agents of this city were
busy to-day circulating a petition among
our business men and property owners to
the Legislature protesting against the
passage Of what is known IS the Moore
bill now pending before that body for
passage Or defeat. Thy were generally
successful as the petition was generally
signed by the business firms and real
estate men.
One of the most successful church en-
tertanments ever afforded in this city
was given last night 10y the ladies Of the
Cumberland Prrshv eTi2G church at the
= :idence ot Juig- I n Roach. The en-
tertainment was new, novel and interesting,
u being be ifs; Cllurse tea parry given
here. / great deal Of amusement was
afforded by the attempts 70 eat the rice
with stick~ as the Chinese eat il.
A very successful euCher parry
was given at the residence Of Mr.. d. X.
Coleman las, night where d very interest
ing evening wa spent.
Master L. Maddox, gave q very success
fuI party to MS friends last night at his
mothers residence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Peter the Whaler, Phantom Fortune,
Phyllis, Pilgrims Progress, Red Eric,
Richeiieu and Under the he'd Flag, Rife
and Hound IN Ceylon, Robinson Crusoe,
Ramola, Round the World, Salt Water,
Sartor Resartus, Scottish Chiefs, Shad-
oWs and Sunbeams, Shandon Bells,
Sketch Book, Spanish Nun and the Black
Dwarf, Stoddard's Readings and Recita-
lions, Strange Adventures of a Phaton,
Sunrise, Swiss Family Robinson, Thad-
deus OF Warsaw, That Beautiful Wretch,
Thicker than Water, Three Feathers,
Three Spsniards, Tom Browns School
Days at Rugby, Tom Cringle' Log, Tour
of tae World in Eighty Days, 10000
Leagues Under the Sea, Two on a Tower,
Vanity Fair, Wiley Reilly, Young Fores-
ters, Quotations and Mythology, Rivai
Charms, Archie Lowell, Love and Mar
riage, Maud Percy's Secret, Young Mrs.
Charnleigh, Loves Warfare, SO Dear
Dream, Stephen Lawrence, So True q
Love, Meeting Her Fate, Naughty GIRLS
Diary, a Woman'6 Web, The Earl's
Atonement.
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PETER M'CLPLIASD'5 WILL.
Tho Famous Case 4. CI SD and Judge
Evans RS ives His Dccision.

Tho Famous Case Il CI SD and Judge
Evans Rvs ives HIS -cision.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Jan. 2).-Tbe contest over
the wi of he l,te Peter McClelland has
occupie tn time AMI attention of County
Jude Eva nelry no. q i all sff1e
present week, ard the k ~ of testimony
has attracted 3 large number Of spectatoFs
to the court room dsily. The laroeness
of the estate, the amount Of money IN
volved, etc, furnishes an explanation
of the interest that is displayed
The provisions of the VIII made
by the late Mr. MoCleIlaud, how
he left his vast estate, worth any
where from $3.50 600 to $500, 600, in the
hands of two executors or trustees; how
they were to hold and manage it with
out giving any bond, perfectly untram-
meled) for ST least twenty-five and pos
sibly fifty years; now his widow and son
were to each receive an allowance Of $50
8 month-all these facts are familiar t.
THE GAZETTE home readers end Indeed
are pretty generally known throughout
the state, for the terms of the peculiar
will have been telegrsphed far and wide.
The proceedings which have been under
way this week were instituted by Peter
McClellsnd, son Of the decedent, who
prays the appointment of a temporary
administrator, taking the estate out OF
thSnskSds of the executors or trustees
in the will, as preliminary to
Hg aside the testament and distribut-
bg The estate as the law provides, had
ere been no will. Perhaps this is not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Sena or Douglass of jefferson then
made motion that the senators retire to
their chamber, but the motion was voted
down.
Mr.. Tate of the House then made mo-
ton that tn House adjourn.
Senator Pope made point of order that
the House could not adjourn q Joint SEES
sion.
President Wheeler oyerruled the point
of order and said that the members of
the House could adj urn their body
whenever they desired aud the Senate
would be compelled 10 retire to their
chamber.
The motion wss then put to the House
by the Speaker, out failed to carry.
Senator Douglass then renewed his
motion to adjourn in the Senate.
Senator Bell then inside another point
Of order that The senators could not vote
again On the motion TO adjourn, which
they had just voted down, without some
proceedings intervening.
For the moment there were indications
Of lively discussion, a. about half q
dozen senators were Clsmoring for the
attention If TIE President at the same
time. Ligu,enan'-G Governor Wheeler de
cided that The point of order was not
well taken, that the present mo-
ton 10 adjourn was new
motion, because The House had
voted on a motion and that while each
body YVES governed by its own proceed
ings, yet the fact that they were in joint
session made the action Of the House in
tervene between.the former and The latter
motion, and made the motion to adjourn
in order
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TENARkAN4.
zwiudIsd By n sharper-Tho Federal Court
Location,

swindlsd By Sharper-Tho Federal Court
Location,
Special to the Gazette.
TEXARKANA, TEX, jan. 29.-YesteTday
morning man named L. G. Davidson
arrived IN the city from some point in
Texas. lie was en- route to Little Rock,
and had TO wait ia this city short time
before the departure of the Iron Mountain
train, upon which he intended TO depart.
While waiting around tie depot he by
chance got into conversation with
young man who gave his name as
Lyce Mil)igln. After casual con-
versation of some minutes Milligan
remarked that he wanted to send $40 in
letter, and That he wou like to have it
in two SO notes, st the same time draw
ing from his pocket three So notes, four
s bills and 81 in silver. Davidson nand-
ed Miiligan two $40 bills and NJ lligan
Slipped the three 50 notes back into his
pocket and handed Davidson the 81 i'll sil
Yer wrapped about with the four 81 bills.
d wilson discovered that he had been
victimized, and finding an officer told him
his story. MiliigGn was arrested and ar
rsigned before Jus ice Cannon, W com
United him to all in default of 5000
bond. Milljgan has been employed for
some time past in variety thea'er here.
A meeting of citizens OF this city was
held yesterday fDr he purpose of pro-
testing againstthe Location of the Federal
court building AZ Jefferson. Res
buttons were passed request
ing the President 10 veto
the bill Locating the federal building
there. Committees were appointed to
visit every town and city in this Congress
sional district to solicit their aid in pre-
venting the erection Of a public building
at Jefferson.
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ROTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Windsor: Sol Hobaliis, Charles Miller,
Houston; Robert y iChOlsUn, " Use county; NJ
Vi TEX. vi esVile; u G Dalton, Louisville
rex; u W Thompson, Z ElmOre, Plot Point.
joe 5 ors, L j Mil's, unity; Gorge rarreII,
Den son; NJ B. attic, Alv .rado; j SlEfdg ,
Dal (; Betting, urora Ivy, san AnlO-
nj L @ t1ipson, LlanO county; j Taylor,
Denison; o u McCreilis, Red River county /;
j I'm McCiary, VIII NC larry. Ninrennes: g
Allison, Carbindale; jerry oConner, Hodge,
VI MCCARTHY. Missouri. Pacific Ry; o Hen
drlck, or ham; JOnn OF man, n q Os' er, chi
cago. II ii Carton, Clyburne; L Jones, cuff,
ColoraGo IN "a IA re Railway; Hugleman
John Jackson, Waco; Thomas Single ON, Soda
,satfss Plckwick W Clay. Philadelphia;
eeorge Il Wag, ner, New York; II NJ Porgcr,
Dent n IL = Johnson, - Louis; Rose ,
Cincinnati; + L Cochran, 5 Louis; ID Oil.
yer, trrosbeck; \ \ Chill ress, Dallas; Il
Forfeit, Fort Worth: L Cross, L Nas; "
PAfrey, st Louis; j 2 Moore, Fort Worth; r +
john callahan, Charles Cox. Chiffon; ID !
Bornar, Heurie ia; d q Johnson, ST Louis,
Mo; gorge " Langdor, 81 L uis, Mo;
II Paddock, city; y Galbrailh, erreIl; J Z
Ad ison and wife, b T; q ( Cash. Sherr IN !;
J Ryler, W llinSion, kas; d jesse dichlll,
ii Louis; W Emory, waco; 8 Bradley, Dodge
CITY I S Corey, New York; ) Williams,
Texas; Chas griffin Cincinnati: Free
man, G icago; Rev c II Hartman. Cleburne;
c c PuphO, Chicago; Hatcher, clifton.
At the Mansion: \ o stricher, galveston; H
\ Smith, Fore Worth; Mrs j W Hooker, Gaines
yille Miss Hosan, Texas; W NJ Hanson,
weatherford; j Reagan, ST Louis; + Har
snail, Post Dispatch; Donegsn, Dallas; Geo
Walk r, county; G 4 GalhJ attn. Terrell; D \
Russell, Elkton; D Walcott, Fort Worth and
Rio Grande Railway; Oliver, Miss Efie
hing, Miss Katie Onver, Hip Lee Jacksb TO;
J Speer. Meridian: Vincent, Walnut Springs
Mrs Z Ford, Mississ ppi; r Stroud, Hills
boro;J NJ pal>y, Texas; z J Miller, Gaines
vi lie; \ & Pewel, Philan elphia; o Full er, Mus
cogee, 1 I, j W Anderson. Mangum; a j
Ande. son, Gordon; " 6 Barr, Dallas j A
Glenn, galveston.
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Grand carnival.

The managers OF the rink have decided
to give another of these interesting enter.
tainments on Thursday night, February
Thew ere spariEg Eoseff6rI to make it the
most interestingof any that have hereto
fore been given, and we can assure every
one that they vii not regret attending
Several beautiful and costly prizes will
be awarded.
At 10 o'clock the skating will stop and
the band will furnish music for dancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Specialize the Gazet:e.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Jan. 29.-Stuart
Brokman, negro, fell dead at the Mis-
souri, Pacific depot this afternoon. lie
was powerful negro, over seven feet
high, and had been lifting iron when he
received some internal injury that killed
him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Ut OUuIst mt NJ NTts ait aI0lLfGTy UuJ
there can be little doubt tnat the ciphers
accurately represent, in seven ont Oh
eight cases, the sum total Of the qualifca-
lions of the possessors for the Senate, as
well as their possible eligibility Tor the
presidency.
By fhe substitution OF William NJ.
Stewart for James G. Fair, Nevada has
lost about 81, 200 900 wortn of hfueuCe
in the Senate, while Colorado. with VIII
liam NJ. Teller instead of 1he world
renowned, thirty-day Senator Tabor, is
several millions lower in the senatorial
scale. With the defeat of '2Wood-pulp"
Miller, New York drops ous OF the list Of
Senators OF the golden circle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30
THE CITY.
\ Grand Emit. rlainment.

The Pallomatbesn Literary Society, the
pride Of Texas Wesleyan College, will
give grand entertainment in the opera
house on Wednesday evening, February
., which will doubtless surpass anything
of the kind ever given in the city.
In addition to Q carefully prepared
literary programme, arranged By Pro
fessor Dillenbeck, some OF the best talent
in the city viii assist Professor Sparklin
with the muse.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Including new editions, there were pub
lished in Great Britain last year 765
works of fiction and 6l6 religious books,
the novels exceeding in number the pub
locations in any other branch of litera-
ture.
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SPORTING.

snerIal to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
CISCO, TEX, Jan. 29.-The notable
horse race that was set TO run on the rsce
tracks at tais place this afternoon between
CIipperaud Old Lively, for purse of Sl25,
was run about 4:50 Clipper is owned
by NJ c. Townsend Of Shackleford county
and Cd Lively By Col. j. W. Bowles Of
this county. The race attracted many
people from several counties and quite q
large sum of money changed hands. The
horses ran 500 yards, starting ct the tap
of drum. Old Lively won the race by
Jour feet. Clippers friends put up 81 0
immediately to bet that he could beat Old
Lively on the same track and same dis
lance two weeks from now, but Old Live
ly's friends would not ante but said they
would bye and bye. Other pony races
were run and thasboys had lots Of fun.
A fine line of all Minds of dried fruits st
ItRSER & McCLURE's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

DALLAS, Jan. q, ISL have eaen suffering
bun red dollars in New OrleaT and other
cities Tor treatment, but received no relief uo-
til p aced myself I der DR.. CARTS treatment,
and ! can truly say that l feel almost like 3
wei man, and am free from suffering.
j. z. GRESHAM, 1916 Elm street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

rALLAs. TIN, Jan. 6. lSS7.-This ls to certify
that have been under treatment of DR., Curtis
several days for catarrh, and I can Say that
f cI much improved and believe that in a short
time l VII be entirely cured.
G. W. COOKE, Railway Mail Service.
Runs between Dallas and 1eNarBana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

GRAND WINDSOR HOTEL, Dallas, Tex, Jan. :,
ISL have suffered with catarrh for the asst
seven years. Uunpg that time,I have il vain
tried to set relief. Not less than fifteen of the
best physicians of this country, France and
have done their b, st, While I con-
timed to get worse.s on DecemberiS9 placed
myself Under DIR. Curtis treatm. nj .sani am
pleaseh to,say that ! have improved ON the
frs bey9Hnstasly Expectations. He has sue
cee'ed IN stonpfngs AL 0ffensiYs discharges
from The head. IstFss liBe "a different person.
| am sure that if fhoses sufering as l have
could realize the relief Afforded by DR.. Curtis
trea msat tuey would Il 5s hesitate for a mo-
ment. 5. MoKGESS. ERS, 10 Ross ave.
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Special 10 the Gazette
GRANGER, TEX, Jan. 29.-The farmers
of this place are somewhat discouraged
about their oat crop on account of the
dry weather. The water supply for
stock and other purposes i stu plenti-
f,,1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

DALLAS, Jan. %, lsS1.-This is to certify that
my little boy, who is eight years old, has suf-
tered from eczema Tor a year and half, his
whole head MAS covered with crusIs or scabs,
his body was mass of sores. / tried severa
physicians, but received n benefit until 1 had
him treated by Dr.. Curtis. He Is now sound
and well. Il. J, P. BEANUM, Whestland, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

!, SO in number, embrace all of the most
nelly Bound, and at retail worth slips.
Lalla Rnokh, Poetry of Flowers, Long
fellow, Lucille, Macaulay, Meredith, Mil
ton, Moore, Odyssey, Ossisn, Paradise
Lost, Foe, Pope, Proctor, Rogers, Ros-
setti, Schiller, Scott, Shakespeare, Shell
ley, Songs, Sacred and Devotional, Swim
burno, Tennison, Thackeray, Thompson,
Upper, Virgil, Whittier, Willis, Words
worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

By reading The largest display adver
tisement GU the eiskth page Of this issue
YOU viii fiud something very instructive.
1t is located tntshe upper right hand cor
aer Of the pag4r x% H-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Sponge fishing is very profitable on the
Florida coast this season. One vessel
took $4,000 worth in 9 weeks time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

l leland StGn'ord Of California 49,. $50 OtO. 900
IL nry Payne of OhiO........ Il co UOn
3 Jvst phi f. Brown or Georgia ..-.. l., 600 90
4 y Gorge Hearst of California lOl o. GOO
) Don Cameron of PENNSYLVANIA go. ) UG06OO
& Thomas ". Pa mer of Mi hisun . 1905 600
: tn, mas VI. Bowen of Colora o. 3UUt 900
5 Pnileius Sawy er of Iisconsin 2UOU,O 0
9 John Sherm n f Ohio 80. ........ 20 1900
10 Eugene Hale of Ma ne ...-... l,75O 900
II William NJ. Stewart OF Nevada. 10 1900
II Randall l.. Gibson OF Louisiana. l4On,O o
Is. johnson Camden, W. Virginia 1900, 90
IA job Jones of Nevada . l2.O eco
-. John Il. Mcpherson. New Jefsey.. l2O0 900
Jan es IS Eusris ~ Louisiana l,lOU 900
II. Francis tOcbbrIdge. Michigan. l,'CO,UCO
Is Dwight NJ. Sabin OF Minnesota 100
70 Preston b. Plumb of hansas...... ST, coo
p George Il. Vest of Missouri ........ 100000
p. William Malone OF Virginia $50 coo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Cline well spentstm ansan errand to your
Gruggistf Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
wins pay 20 cents fogal Eminent when Saliva
tIon oil IS sold At y ct5ass-a BOTTLE:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

arnold Edwin, Aurora Leigh, Aytouu,
Browning, Elizabeth B.; Browning, Rob-
erti Bryant's Early Poems, Burns, Byron,
Campbell, Chaucer, Coleridge, Cowper,
Crabbe, Dante, Dryden, Eliot, Fayorite
Poems, Goethe, Goethe's Faust, Cold
smith, Havergsl aud Sigourney, Heaven
in Song, Hemans, Hood, Iiiad, Ingelow,
Keats, Kirk White, Lady of the Lake,
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HOME TEsTTl1nNY.

Ihava been uuder DR.. Curtis Treatment for
ca.arrh Tor about, two weeks, audi already eX
perience much relief. W. W:'MANSING,
otenographef ST epard Il Miller.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30
E1HE5XEz9 PR EzNNTUNNS.

The following partial list OF
DISTRIBUTION to which additions will be made rapidly possible
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30
THE DARKEST HOUR.

For period # four years I've been a victim
of q very we're and agonizing case Of SAT-
Rheum which affected my h .nds 10 such an ex-
tent thaSthey almost become II burden.
NV hahd b-Came raw and h r living, compel
ling me to keep It covered all the lm,.
I've spent hundreds of dol ars for various
preuaraions, bu ms cad f benz fitinS my con
dition, they all seemed To stimula e an encCur-
age the progress Gfthc miserable disease, until
had about yig hp;all no e.
But thank heavg nsstihe darkest hour is just
before cay" a"d ansere oiced n now that
positive cure has DeCnSe4pu. which Is known
as b. Il. E-BOtanic BloOd Balm.
My family II rel ice at9ts iNaSical curative
powers IN giving me reiiefs MSfAand ha' been
ing healed over. more Than anythffSs els. II
has also cur my iw" chlSgen of aT0ash SOL c
form OF Itch which hac Ttsistcd all previous
treata, nj. l refer ~ anyzbu mess houssta
N oily, and to Thomas Payne, dTu. gist, of
whom l urchssed he, goods - ,,-,-.,.-.
MoodY, Tex, April p. las
FLESH SL0UGnENG OFF IN PIECES.
For two vearsI have b6en confined to bed
with Il oathsom f0ru Of BIpod Poison, which
had about esien 9ne MP. an,t and 9th r had
no hope of.,s Fsesy,r y. rer while could
neither waiA siS 9ss ~ e Cow only in
my bones in pi ces as big as hon OK. My
appetite was slosl, my b mes Gchcd ana pal, ed
ne, ana my fieuds even slammed me useI
various God *Puriher without benefit. and
severai ply sirigs treat d N. u I'll la-ge sums
OF money had blsn ~ cr d-d, but rot one par
ticle Of good did Aey one give me
On the leth ct'teetua y, 1856, Mr. f. L. Jack
son called sosee II fstS4s not dsa .. as l. was
thought cuGld no. erS9Hre my suffering much
longer Hcse0nClud d toITy e Il. 6. on ne
and got b iNtie,fr N AR. RrpCklngton 4 Beau
fort, ). C.. and.h tor c bottle had been used
l commenced gslBing re 9Th. Any appetite i'm
proved, pore,y Commenced healing, and VIII. n
two bot les ha6Asfp use was ON my feet and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

DALLAS, TsSittggSsssss 2 p; ssfssl-I have
SUI red withS lc,snu atsdes sore -,eyes for
the past three yssgx DuEing that tine
l Lave been slHfes the treatma mt OF
different phys.4sss, p,ylag ther7 all !
was able to carr $iihout recei In an oeneet.
plaC d my SCI sRArer DR. Cur ~ treatment
January Is; to day the greau'atigns arc en-
Thty are free In "a balm, and Isan see Us well
a ever. l yOGM not take zen times what
paid Dr.. Cur . tyr Wig LsRef l have already
received. sWEstIs PERUVIAN,
u Wnona, lex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

Mr.. Jacob Hageis Dayton, OHIO, says he
would not be without st. Jacobs Oil.
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pAI--A., TEN Jan. 2i--Thls fsto certify that
I,DrNJ, , Curtis slraigntened my little boys
Rc' osseyes IN a few morHents. H6Nfs ten years
Fold arHh his eyes had oeenseross.d gTOm birth.
II can faeeTfuly mefA him tothe public,
5&hO need work of tkGs kind doe.
LAFAYEfTfS8ERPHY,
i C-anual., TeG.
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CUR RICH MEN
The wealth Of Our representatives. at
S5 Washington.

II the presidency Of these United States
were to be sdiu6ged according to the
standard of eligibility now in vogue for the
United States Senate, the race between
senators, in doliir marks, numerals, and
and ciphers, would stand about as fol-
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SECOND DISTRIBUTION.
THE GAZEITE"S
SECOND
SenFADnu3l Distribution Of Valuable Premiums
April . 81
And subscribing renewing their subscriptions to the
SUNDAY Or WEEKLY GAZETTE
For before emitting them
APRIL. DISTRIBUTION.

The Distribution will be supervised committee of business
residing in the city, who have kindly to be present
and attest the impartaly Of the award.
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A fpe line of all kiads stdried fruits az
THRNER & MCCLURE's. :

A disoraered Hyeris the bane Of LIFT
TAKE NluFrI,' Cascdrine and restore 1t
Healthy Conditspn; 1 AS s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30
YESTERDAYS BALLOTS.
The Two HOus Meet in joint SEES
sion ana Take Eight Votes for
Unuld States Senator.
The Grearer PARE of the Time Taken Up
With Motions to Adjourn 49, Sumo
Members Re coming Reckless.


AUSTIN, Ten, Jan. % No change is
apparent in the senatorial deadlock 10 day
with the exception OF Dolea, Gresham
ami Kirlicks, who were paired. All tie
members and senators were present dur
Ing the joint balloung. Eight votes were
taken, resenung the fuIlOwing figures:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-30

A fine line of all Minds of dried fruits at
goRER & MccLuRE's.